The cult blockbuster "Baby" has achieved another historic milestone by winning five awards at the 69th Filmfare Awards. Directed by Sai Rajesh and produced by SKN under the Mass Movie Makers banner, the film stars Anand Deverakonda, Viraj Ashwin, and Vaishnavi Chaitanya in leading roles. Out of eight nominations, "Baby" secured victories in five categories, including Best Actress for Vaishnavi Chaitanya's standout performance.
The film was also honored as Best Film for its commercial success and status as a 100-crore grosser. Vijay Bulganin was recognized as Best Music Composer for his work on the soundtrack, including the acclaimed song "Oo Rendu Meghalila." Ananth Sriram won the Best Lyricist award for his magical lyrics, while Sriram Chandra was awarded Best Singer for his rendition of the song.
These accolades highlight the film's broad appeal and the exceptional contributions of its team. Director Sai Rajesh's storytelling won widespread acclaim, cementing the film's status as a cult classic. The success of "Baby" is also drawing attention to a forthcoming Bollywood remake of the film, with works currently underway at a brisk pace.
The Filmfare Awards recognition is a testament to the film's enduring popularity and the team's hard work. With its historic win, "Baby" continues to make waves in the film industry, solidifying its position as a modern classic.